Can i turn the abs off on my hyundai matrix had to enter the product wrong caus it wouldnt let me post it as the matrix

Faulty Brake Switch

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ECU Fault P1707 and P0302

Hyundai Forums https://www.hyundai-forums.com > threads > ecu-fault-... Feb 9, 2014 - Seems he had same code as you which turned out to be bad ABS Pump. Seems to me something wrong with electronics of your gearbox.

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That means your ABS system has a problem and needs to be fixed. It could be anything from a wire to sensors. Best to have a suitable mechanic look at it.

Triplecheck your work, You caused a bad electrical connection, or fuel delivery system.

could be ABS sensor,to replace you have to remove hub bearing.

If the problem was fixed by the new sensor the light would go off by itself, so you still have a fault in the system to find.

The color code is on the driver door ; look on the door or on the post, if you open the door you will find a tag. on the tag there will be two codes, one for the body color and one for the interior color. these cars came in a few colors,check this site out, hope this ishttp://www.automotivetouchup.com/choosecolor/choosecolor.aspx?year=2003&make=Hyundai&model=Matrix helpful.

The sensor is magnetic. It can collect fine metal particles, causing it to malfunction. Cleaning it in this case fixes it, but it is important to clean the entire area to prevent reoccurence.

most likely cause is the turning connector thing under the steering wheel its called a serpiente in spanish ,most air bag faults are caused by this unit ,only hope google translate can master this answer .

Your ABS likely has a very dirty reluctor (can happen if the teeth get mud or brake dust in them) or possibly one of your speed sensors is starting to weaken and is close to failure. The proper diagnostic sequence is to have the trouble codes pulled from ABS and Engine modules and determine what the computers SAW when the lights were turned on. Most likely based on description, your ABS will have a speed sensor code, and your engine and/or trans module will have a transmission related trouble code. Very few transmission codes are things you can service at home, usually youll see solenoid or gear slippage codes...mostly those require internal repairs that often require removal of the valve body or rebuild of the transmission.
Make sure you check fluid level, that is the most common cause of transmission slippage codes, however if fluid is full, it indicates that unless the fluid has failed completely, you may need transmission repairs.

You most likely knocked the electric plug loose when you changed the brakes, go back and make sure they are tight.